Interface Dependency

    • Method Detail

      • getSupplier

        java.util.Collection<NamedElement> getSupplier()
        Returns the value of the 'Supplier' reference list. The list contents are of type NamedElement. It is bidirectional and its opposite is 'Supplier Dependency'. The Element(s) on which the client Element(s) depend in some respect. The modeler may stipulate a sense of Dependency direction suitable for their domain.
        Returns:
        the value of the 'Supplier' reference list.
        See Also:
        UMLPackage.getDependency_Supplier(), NamedElement.getSupplierDependency()
        Model:
        opposite="supplierDependency" required="true" ordered="false"
        Generated:
      • getClient

        java.util.Collection<NamedElement> getClient()
        Returns the value of the 'Client' reference list. The list contents are of type NamedElement. It is bidirectional and its opposite is 'Client Dependency'. The Element(s) dependent on the supplier Element(s). In some cases (such as a trace Abstraction) the assignment of direction (that is, the designation of the client Element) is at the discretion of the modeler and is a stipulation.
        Returns:
        the value of the 'Client' reference list.
        See Also:
        UMLPackage.getDependency_Client(), NamedElement.getClientDependency()
        Model:
        opposite="clientDependency" required="true" ordered="false"
        Generated:
      • hasSupplier

        boolean hasSupplier()
                     throws javax.jmi.reflect.JmiException
        Throws:
        javax.jmi.reflect.JmiException
        Generated:
      • hasClient

        boolean hasClient()
                   throws javax.jmi.reflect.JmiException
        Throws:
        javax.jmi.reflect.JmiException
        Generated: